live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news at 5:00, thanks for joining us. the warm up that mike was

felling us about is going, the a.c. could be active. >> when you step outside we are milder than yesterday with a lot of low-to-mid 50's. now, getting out the door without the need for an umbrella or worry about fog there is haze at half moon bay and that is it. a warm 81 to 86 around the bay. and warmer inland and 84 to 90 and the coast in san francisco is mild at 71 to 76. there is more heat on way in the forecast. >> mike in the last report i did, we noticed there was slowing on 580 as you approach vasco road and we wondered the culprit and it is a couple of things. first, an accident off of the

freeway at north front road so just off of 580 and that could cause a backup on the off-ramp, as well, and it it is a construction zone ahead of that. so with the lanes blocked off that is causing a bottleneck so we are seeing the load up of traffic in the westbound direction. thank you, leyla gulen. from georgia at this hour, police are on the scene of a shooting at a fedex building that is half an hour north of atlanta. our sister station tells us that fedex has confirmed the shooting at the facility and their primary concern is the safety and well-being of their team members. there are six patients taken to a hospital and some patients reportedly are in surgery. the fedex facility is on the proper of the cobb county

airport. had in word on what led up to the shooting and do not know what is happening with the shooter but our breaking news coverage continues on twitter. the nba is holding a news conference this morning to officially address racist comments attributed to clippers' owner don sterling before the team takes on the bar yours in the playoff series. katie marzullo is in the newsroom. you are hearing of protests? >> the warriors coach is calling for a boycott of the game saying if it were him he would not go, saying not showing up is the biggest statement. strong reaction to comments by donald sterling who told his former mistress not to associate with black people. a player says that is not the

answer. >> whatever statement they are trying to make, make it known to donald sterling not opinionalize -- not penalize the guys. >> the commissioner will discuss the league's investigation and reveal disciplinary action against sterling in a news conference scheduled for 11 a.m. the commissioner can issue a fine of up to $1 million without approval of owners but it is unclear how far the powers reach. the clippers coach believes "a very strong message is coming from the nba." the warriors play the clippers tonight in los angeles and we want to know what you think should happen to sterling so join that conversation on our facebook page. >> more fallout from sterling or attributed to him, "tank "says he will not perform at the game

in los angeles and spoke to the media saying he is so disgusted he cannot sing. >> i have to do what is right for me and for me not singing or lending my services to that guy is my stand. >> the singer says he respects the way players have handled the situation and their decision to keep playing. >> the nba announcement will help at 11:00 this morning and well stream it live and our reporter will report from los angeles today with the latest on the controversy involving sterling and our reporting continues right now on twitter@abcnews. >> happening south pay lawmakers will take up an ordinance to make it ease federal your favorite restaurant has a history of safety violations. matt keller has more on how this works.

malt? >> if the ordinance passes you can tell whether the restaurant has trouble passing health inspection. alameda passed a similar measure putting up green, yellow and red plaques indicating where they have passed or hailed health inspection which are made available on the santa clara county department of environmental health website. the department of environmental health estimates up to 18,000 restaurant inspection reports would be entered over one year interim and costing the county $35,000. the silicon valley coalition raised concerns including the $100 fee charged to every stunt to pay for the new system. the coalition president says the system confuses diners. a vote on the proposal is scheduled to take place at the board of supervisors meeting.

the mother of the teen who stowed away on a flight from san jose to hawaii is emgritting to- emigrating to the united states to be with her son. she is living in ethiopia in a refugee camp and her 15-year-old hid in the wheel well on april 20 and her ex-husband took the boy to california and told him he died and when she found out he was alive she snuck on to a plane in san jose and now recovering in hawaii. >> police are searching for the shooter who fired five or six shots at two c.h.p. officers over the weekend at 1:00 o'clock a.m. open sunday during a traffic step. the officers pulled over the driver of a buick when he ran away and officers went after him and someone fired at the officers but they were not hit. they arrested the 25-year-old

driver but determined he was not involved in the shooting and now they are looking for the person who was. >> the white house task force to protect students from sexual assault will unveil findings as uc berkeley face as federal lawsuit filed by students sexually assaulted and ignored by the school. they have hired two investigators, and a health advisor and the white house report will recommend schools train the bystanders to enter reason and strengthen confidentiality of assault reports. the vice president biden will highlight a site www. www.notalone.gov and another group if san francisco is taking aim at those who represent out facilities and houses like a hotel room on a short-term basis. a group of activists and business people are trying to put a measure on the november ballot that makes rentals more difficult and only allowed in

commercial zones, getting permission from the landlord or homeowners association and liability insurance. the supervisor is sponsoring his measure to legalize the rentals if they pay the hotel tax. >> parts of the midwest and south suffered another day of deadly storms and the threat may not be over yet. in alabama, people came out of the their storm shelter to find their homes destroyed. neighbors helping neighbors as they waited for help and nine people died in tupelo, mississippi, the second day of deadly storms since sunday, and 30 people have died. the national weather service says 2.5 million people in alabama and mississippi are still in an area of moderate risk for storms capable of producing tornadoes. >> it is not may yet but we will see temperatures in the 90's? >> possibly. we could get to 90 today and

90's tomorrow and into thursday as the heat peaks thursday. here is a look at what happened yesterday: 62 tornadoes in mississippi. 80 in total for the south and one in kentucky and three in tennessee and one in atlanta and 13 in alabama. here is the moderate risk if today the same area as yesterday as the storms have pushed off to the east and right now they are falling apart moving through the southwest section of georgia near albany and panama city, florida. you can see the clearing developing and that is going to allow the sunshine to warm and destabilize the atmosphere so look for round throw today. at home, 46 to 54 and comfortable to cool this morning and how quickly we warm to 66 at the cost to 80 by noon and at 4:00, up to 88, and nice this

evening the closer you are to the coast at 62 but, still, warm, inland if you have outdoor activities and quiet at 7:00. leyla gulen has traffic. >> as we go back over to 580 that is where we have most of the traffic issues and that is due to the construction late being picked up. normally it is picked up at 4:30 this morning but not today. you have 20 miles per hour speed approaching westbound 580 and 27 miles per hour behind that and as you leave tracy we are in the 30's and you drop down significantly when 205 merges with 580 and to head from tracy to dublin it will take 42 minutes and highway 4 is clear antioch to concord is 14 minutes and san rafael to san francisco is 17 minutes, if you decided to take ace train you are in good shape, and it is early right now, and ten minutes away from vasco and 15 minutes away from live more so we are on time and

bart has 39 trains running on time with muni has no delays and all mass transit we have no delays. the queen of southern cuisine is making a comeback. ought president of south korea is apologizing for a deadly ferry accident. >> the lesson a news anchor learn about feeding a hungry

covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area this is abc7 news. welcome back at 5:15. south korea's president apologized to the nation for the government's poor response to the terry -- ferry disaster. 300 are missing or dead mostly teens. the president visited a memorial near seoul where most of them lived. she told the cabinet the government's initial response was insufficient. drivers are still face challenging conditions as they recover 100 bodies still believed in the vessel. a mayoral candidate in san jose wants to close a loophole used to fund an opponent, the san jose city council man claims the casino matrix gave $25,000 to a labor union that spent $20,000 in support of his opponent county supervisor. in doing so it skirt add city law that limited $1,100 limits that casinos can make to

candidates. he says the casinos are trying to get the city council to i lax oversight of the clubs and will address the issue at the city council meeting. bank of america has details of a millty billion dollar mistake. good morning, bank of america had a costly accounting plunder leading to a report that it had $4 billion more capital than it actually does. at&t things they can end the spotty qualities of intent service during flights, saying they will bring in the high speed connection to commercial planes by the end of next year and having their own air to ground note work in the united states. >> frontier airlines is making passengers pay extra for carry on bags and they are charging a fee for assigned seats but they are cutting the average price of economy fare by 12 percent. >> paula deen is planning a 20 show tour starting in june including cook, demonstrations

and other features and the shows were canceled after she admitted using a racial slur in the past. that is america's money. today is world wish day inspired after the make-a-wish foundation began making dreams come true for sick children in 1988 and batkid shows how the program has grown through the years. we team up with make a wish in november and granted the five-year-old's dream of being a super hero while thousands of fans looked on here and across the country. his leukemia is currently in remission. >> a news anchor in houston wish she who is given a monkey what it wanted. the reporter host add segment animals at a zoo and her guest was wilson, a monkey, and

look what he did when he didn't get his way! he slapped her in the face, and sheshipped it off and wilson was happy to get the food and wilson comfortable around cameras started in "dr. dolittle." >> she was pretty poised. >> show was. needs to work on the defense. that is why i don't handle the poets. that is for the trainers. this morning, animal. he had an accident. >> not joel, the animal.

winds tell the story, calm or very light and variable and they will start to blow offshore. that is the difference between yesterday and today and the reason why the warming will be significant today. we are 44 in woodside and cool on the if lanes and palo alto and menlo park at 47, and foster city is 49 and everyone else in the low-to-mid 50's including san carlos at 55 and same in san francisco and fremont and san rafael at 52 and concord and hayward and oakland at 50, antioch at 66 and that will be an area where they need the air conditioning the highway four corridor and san ramon is 46 and san jose is 53 at half moon bay at 46. from the east bay hills camera, this is a breeze in the upper atmosphere, and not enough to warrant a high fire danger and the ground is moist from the rains we had on friday and sunday. they will start to dry quickly today, with the above-average temperatures, and the coast, the temperatures will peak and then

we will taper back to normal and as far as pollen it could be better, with tree and grass pollen moderate, and weed and mold is low and pollution is moderate and u.v. index is very high again. to the south, 86 in san jose, from 82 in milpitas to 90 in gilroy and 84 in los altos and mountain view and drop to 77 in millbrae and low-to-mid 70's on the coast into downtown and south friend and sausalito and mid-to-upper 80's throughout the north bay valley with low-to-mid 80's at the shore and east bay valleys, we will have 86 at pleasanton and 90 in antioch and fairfield. tone, you can on the ones and mid-to-upper 50's will cool you off. here is the seven-day forecast you can see a couple of degrees warmer and we could peak in the mid-90's but then the mid-70 in the coast and back to 60's in the coast and 90's gone by friday. 60's and 70's through sunday and

50's, sick, and sunday on monday. >> leyla gulen? >> we do not have accidents on the freeways but we have one off of 580 but it does not appear to be causing slowing over 580 and more the construction that is watching up. as we look starting in the north bay, out of vacaville top speeds along 80 at fairfield, continuing in the westbound direction moving look fine at 65 miles per hour, and as you continue toward hercules, highway 4, into san pablo, nothing but top speeds and over to richmond and san rafael it is clear and into berkeley you can see 64 miles per hour and no delays anywhere. drive time traffic 680 southbound from walnut creek to dublin is 14 minutes and southbound from santa rosa to santa rosa is 15 minutes and along 17, it is 23 minutes and this is going to be san jose 280 away from 17, nice and clear and a couple of cars in the southbound direction and traffic

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donald sterling for racist comments. protesters are expected if los angeles tonight as the warriors take on the clippers. oakland police are investigating a pot grow operation after burglaries set off a fire alarm and 100 pot plants were found at the house. no one was home when firefighters arrived. santa clara county will consider a new restaurant grading system today. green, yellow or red indicates whether a restaurant has passed, had a conditional pass or failed. alameda passed a similar measure. >> homeland security warning internet explorer users of a threat to their commuters and hackers can access all information on computers and experts say to stay safe use a different browser. >> oakland representing what will happen and temperatures are 20 degrees above average and maybe a few reports and the

cooling trend this weekend with the details for the neighborhood coming up in the forecast. the bay bridge toll plaza shows it is quiet and traffic is moving nicely but we have problems over the altamont pass as you make it into livermore. >> an espn host lived up to the promise and attended a promise paralyzed movement boldly asked her to the prom and she said "yes." >> he is just a great human being and to do what he has been through and to be able to do it and keep smiling and everyone loves him. it is a no-brainer. to hang out. >> the school made a special accommodation to let the -- 38

years old -- attend the prom. >> they look good together. the morning news continues at 5:30 with the top story including new detail on the deputy who hit two pedestrians a year ago and what a new c.h.p. report is revealing about the accident. >> severe weather hits the midwest again with the death toll

live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. hello, hello, hello, it is tuesday at 5:29. the warm up begins. you can see temperatures in the 90's this week. here is mike. >> are you ready to turn on summer? it is here. it will be warm everywhere even to the coast. good morning, here is live

doppler 7 hd void of any moisture. mostly there is a lack of clouds and maybe a few high clouds from time to time but sunshine is the rule with haziness and above-average temperatures inland and 81 to 90 degrees. a light breeze at the coast and low-to-mid 70's. at highway four from antioch it will be slow and then it will pick up at the concord at 242 and it will take you 16 minutes to make the trek and up to 680 all moving along fine and we will take a look right now at the rich land and san rafael tolls if you are headed further to the west and making it up to 80 this is what it will look like with traffic funneling in and across the water and over to the north bay, 101 southbound away from san rafael to san francisco the tail lights are

moving southbound and are 19 minutes away from san francisco. >> more on breaking news from georgia, police are on the scene of a shooting at a fedex building half an hour north of atlanta on the property of the cobb county airport and six people are hurt, all happening at the fedex ground hub at the airport and authorities are searching for the shatter. there are reports the shooter is down but it is not confirmed. we know that the a.t.f. and the f.b.i. are assisting. we told that six people were taken to a local hospital and one is in surgery right new. the property is not accessible to the public we are told and the search continues for the shooting. our breaking news coverage conditions on twitter so follow us at twitter@abc7newsbayarea and the warriors are if los angeles for game five but it could be overshadowed by what

the league says of racist statements attributeed to donald sterling. katie marzullo has the latest. we expect to hear how the nab commissioner plans to dealing with the owner donald sterling. some have decided you have former nba star and sacramento mayor calling for sterling to be suspended and fined the maximum possible amount. he is believed the person heard if a recording with his former mistress making racist remarks. the commissioner can issue a fine up to $1 million without approval of owners and the clippers' coach believes a very strong message is coming from the nba. as for warriors coach, when asked if he thinks sterling should be fired he said he wants to see him healed. >> believe me, the people i me in this league, commissioner on down, they are not satisfied and feel just as disgusted with the

comments as every day folks. >> going even further jackson is calling for a fan boy caught saying if it were him he would not go to the game in los angeles saying not showing up is the biggest statement fans can make. corporations making plenty of statements and a growing list of companies have cut ties including mercedes and virgin america. the series is tieed so that no matter who wins clippers are coming our way on thursday. the man announcement is expected to hat at 11:00 this morning and we will stream it live on our website at abc7 news .com . our reporter will report live from los angeles today with the latest on the controversy and our reporting continues on twitter at twitter@abc7newsbayarea and our news app. >> the white house is taking aim

at reduing the growing problem of sexual assault on college campuses. amy hollyfield is at uc berkeley, a exterior of the investigation. >> students are saying it is about time the white house stepped in and spoke out on the issue. white house officials are now saying one in five women is sexually assaulted while in college. something needs to be done. berkeley students brought the issue to the forefront by filing a lawsuit against cal saying they were sexually assaulted at berkeley but were ignored. there is a federal law that section if a check takes federal funding it is required to take action to prevent and respond to sexual assault. >> people have this idea that it occurs only in dark alleys with people you don't know.

but a lost time situations where you should feel safe or feel protected. >> the white house will announce that we need to train bystanders to intervene. strengthen the confidentiality on sexual assault results. provide services to survivors and survey student awareness on how to report sexual violence. vice president biden headed the tasks for and says college campuses cannot turn a mind eye to sexual assault anymore and pretend it doesn't exist. the recommendations are announced this afternoon. this morning, a senate economy will take up the issue of sexual assault on the defenseless victims and is known as audrey's law after a saratoga high school student audrie potts sex well assaulted while passed."

she took her own life when figures were shared. it deem as person defenseless if intoxicatessed, unconscious, or mentally disabled. it gives the prosecution the disimpression to try juvenile attackers as adults. the brings who admitted to assaulting her received less than 45 details in detention. >> oakland police are investigating a pot grow operation after burglars set off a fire alarm. no one was home when firefighters got there, there were 100 marijuana plants inside and we are told neighbors saw three people leaving carrying bags. pg&e said it is believed they had an illegal connection to electrical sign. >> a deputy was drying well over the speed limit when he hit two a year ago killing one. c.h.p. investigators found the deputy was driving 53 in a 35

miles per hour zone on mission boulevard north of hair last april. he hit a couple at 4:30 in the morning. one died at the seen. the deputy says they were not in the cross walk but the lawyer for the families said they were. >> we are learning what led to the collision of two planes over san pablo pahokeeing -- locating the wreckage showing a marker where the happy was found. another photo shows the location half a mile off the coast of rich bond. on sunday the cessna spiraled into the water and investigators say two planes collided when one was trying to pass the other. investigators say a military respectly can plane was passing the cessna when the pilot heard "thump," and the pilot of the cessna has not been found and a

wife, husband and wife, and the replica landed safely. their plane sustained tail damage. >> a mother accused of killing her seven will appear in court and police say she told them she stab her baby to death on saturday and detectives say show has a hit of deregulation and cut her own rivers before she was arrested. detectives have not mentioned a possible motive and police were responding to a car accident when she walked up to them holding her baby. >> severe weather is possible for people living in communities already battered by severe storms. since sunday 29 people in six states have died. hopes are destroyed and neighbors in arkansas are asking each other, where did you hide when storm hit? in mississippi, there were 11 deaths and storms tore the roofs off of homes and snapped trees.

>> it is raining in the house and that is okay, too, i'm still here. >> the national weather service says 2.5 million in alabama and mississippi are in an area of moderate risk for storm capable of producing tornadoes. >> hibernation for air condition arerring could be over. we look at the forecast. >> i will clean the filters and now, the severe weather. the round one was sunday with 31 tornadoes with the heart in arkansas and nothing compared to what happened yesterday, 80 tornadoes with 62 tornadoes in mississippi and alabama with the best chance of seeing them again today as the storm is sitting over missouri and illinois and spinning and what it is doing when it is spinning it is throwing owe the chunks of energy. you can see there is no cloud cover so there is plenty of sunshine county heat, and

buoyancy to the atmosphere and the twisting you need for a tornado so round three today. not so cool this morning with 40's inland and most of us in the low-to-mid 50's and 80 inland, and by noon 72, and 66 at coast and 70 at 4:00 and flirting with 90 inland so the air conditioners could get the first work of season. it will be warm inland at 7:00, and 72 and very nice around the bay and cool at the cast to 62 and moving failure the heat is going to peak at the coast and we will cool in these areas on thursday while everyone else is peeking in the upper 80's to mid-90's. >> 580 is riddled with problems with construction slow to be picked up and an accident 50 of the freeway and thousand we have an accident right on the freeway, westbound 580 is where we have one lane blocked and we

have heavy backup coming away from tracy. continuing in the westbound direction, still, it is have, our wazers are report there is construction choking off the lanes. 29 miles per hour is the top speed. 13 miles of total backup leaving 205. further to the west through livermore and dublin, it is moving along better, and here is a look at 880 and 680 headed identity of fremont it is top speeds around mission boulevard and the bay bridge toll plaza shows the cash-paying lanes are loading up and moving along just fine. 5:41, a san jose lawmaker's push to force out bad cops and why the police department says it is not needed. >> the most popular internet browseers could be the most

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georgia. there is breaking news. six people have been shot at a fedex ground hub half an hour north of atlanta. the bomb squad and agents with the a.t.f. and the f.b.i. have arrived at facility at the airport and there are reports the shooter is down but it is not confirmed. in word if this is a workplace shooting but this property is not accessible to the public and fedex confirmed a shooting is underway and a local hospital said they received six patients one in surgery in critical condition with our coverage on twitter. >> an independent police auditor will present findings to the san jose city council but one member is calling for change before he sees the report. the city councilman wants city to fire officers would intentionally lie during a criminal or internal

investigation. he says keeping those officers on the force could undermine credibility of cases. the auditor criticized the city for having sex while on duty and caught caught. >> internal explosioner should not be used for when browser. -- for a web browser. industry and financial industries so chances are mom-and-pop are going to be targets but that accident mean they will not be exploited. >> microsoft has not announced a timeline no a fix. the easy way to avoid the threat to use another browse are like

chrome or fire fox. >> you can tell from the picture of our window that it will be hot. >> beautiful sunrise, and if you can capture it, give it to us. >> if there is one person in the studio that would know their twitter handle it would be kristen sze. >> i get a lot of re-tweets when i post the sunrises. we love to re-tweet and share. light and variable wind to calm conditions and high pressure is firmly in control of the weather. on the peninsula, we are at 43 and upper 40's to 50's at san bruno and 55 in san carlos and frame in san francisco and 50 in concord and hayward and oakland

and 51 in fremont and 46 in san ramon and livermore at 49 and los gatos is 49, and 43 in napa and antioch is 66 degrees the first area running the air conditioning and present wood and oakley are behind. daly city is at 57, and dublin and pleasanton ten degrees cooler at 47. a great morning for a ferry ride. hazy sunshine, not a "spare the air" day, coasts have heat peaking tomorrow and the bay on thursday. the yards and gardens will dry rapidly the necessary couple of days. modern tree and grass and weed pollen and ultra violent index is high. mid-to-upper 80's to the south with san jose at 86 and low-to-mid 80's on the peninsula and 77 in millbrae and into

mid-80's for the north bay but napa is 87. low-to-mid 80's at 85 in america lease and richmond is warmest and the east bay valley, upper 80's to 90 in antioch and fairfield and good news, the temperatures cool significantly and down into the mid-to-upper 50's. look at the 90's coming in as we head through thursdays friday, and saturday and you can see the 80's finally inland by friday and we are in the 60's at the coast and stay in the 60's until monday when we are at 50's at the coast and monday the temperatures could be below average. have a great day. tolls use leave the maze and we have another report of a stalled vehicle at the center, they will

drive it off and it is in the westbound direction so you will see problems on the upper deck and when you get into san francisco, southbound 101 at hospital curve, we have a two-car crash pushed to the shoulder and we are seeing delays driving to vermont and the 280 extension. and we have an ambulance headed to the seen right now with possible injuries and all the heavy traffic and bumper-to-bumper at 13 minutes and right now, you can see san jose is quieter leashing 17 and you can see the traffic is building but no problems to get in the way. stars" was "dancing with the injured."

>> she lasted for seven weeks on this tough season of "dancing with the stars" with the elimination hitting hard but slow is proud. ricky martin was at the judge's table and the high score came from the dress rehearsal performance because amy could not dance because she was taken to the hospital for shoulder and back concerns. >> olympic gold medalist was first place and with her team "livin'." >> for mimi it was "last dance." >> a hoax that left uc berkeley students with a sour taste in their mouth.

>> new video shows heartache in beijing and what had malaysia airlines flight 370 families so distraught hours ago. stay tuned.

uc berkeley students are disappointed that word of an in and out burger opening on campus is a hoax. a sign announcing the future opening of the burger joint at this building off campus drew a lost excitement on social media. it would save students to the next closest and officials were called and they said, hate to burst your bubble but there is no confirmed site so nothing

opening there, and forget a burger, go to blondie's. >> i am sure the students are hot under the collar. >> it will be warm today. check out the beautiful sunrise from mount tamalpais and this is the backdrop to talk about the temperatures, nine to 15 degrees warmer-than-average from 75 in san francisco on antioch and 86 in san jose and 81 in hair and 13 degrees warmer than yesterday and 83 in oakland. at at&t park, 68 degrees at 7:15 and dropping to 62 under clear conditions. we will have 80's through the central valley and 90 in sacramento and chico. we have two separate accidents over the altamont pass and it is a packed drive westbound 580, both accidents in the same spot and one looks like they are requiring an ambulance with possible injuries involved and one lane is blocked with

heavy delays as we make it in the westbound direction and this is our drive along 80 headed westbound away from highway four the remark is not too bad and 17 minutes from highway four to the maze. a pennsylvania widow plans to appeal a judge's decision to sell her home because she failed to pay a $6 tax bill. the 53-year-old insisted she paid all of her rot thats in full and was unaware she owed an additional $6.30. the court ruled she was given multiple notices and the home sold at auction for less than half market valley. she owed $235 at the time of the sale including interest and fees and says her husband normally handled the paperwork and the property taxes but he passed away. >> if you ever wanted to get up close and personal with a baby panda you have the opportunity. the national zoo in washington is turning the current love for

pandas into a giant fund raising opportunity at an event you can get get a v.i.p. package for $6,000 with cocktails and parking and a private meet and greets with the eight-month-old giant panda the second only surviving cub born not last four decades at the national zoo. we continue at 6:00 with breaking news. >> new details continue to come in the work place shooting near atlanta, a dozen people are sent to the hospital. >> a wild scene caught on camera with the plane takes off and the engine catches fire. later, this is no fashion statement a new vest protecting employees a

live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. breaking news, new information coming in the past few minutes after a gunman opens fires inside a fedex facility and several people are wounded. the basketball backlash against clippers owner for a racist rant he allegedly made is growing as the nab gets ready to announce what if any punishment he could face. >> a county will discover a new color coded rating system to tell you if the restaurant you are eating in, is safe. a lot news going on include how hot it will be. >> mike has more on that. >> good morning, everyone, we start with live doppler 7 hd showing high pressure is over the top of us and hardly a cloud we are low on water but let's conserve when we